Over the five years to 2015, improving disposable incomes, rising gun purchases and low confidence in banks has driven demand for products in the Safe and Vault Manufacturing industry.
Skepticism about the soundness of the financial sector postrecession prompted several households to store a part of their cash and other valuables at home, while the recovery of the commercial banking sector has created rebounding need for industry products, both attributing to revenue growth.
In the five years to 2020, industry growth is projected to slow down due to increasing import penetration, although household safety concerns, gun ownership and commercial and banking activity will continue to underpin demand
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